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TIQM® MASTERY SERIES:Comprehensive Training Program for TIQM Quality System Certification Taught by: Larry P. English
Nashville Convention Center Nashville, Tennessee
October 6 & 7, 2008
IQ 301: Measuring the Costs of Poor Quality Information
The business case for information quality management is found in the measurement of waste and losses caused by defective information. To establish the value of an Information Quality Function, you must measure these costs and risks, then improve processes, and measure the savings and risk avoidance you will have accomplished. In this course, you learn how to measure the wasted costs of information production (Costs of Information). You also learn how to measure the direct costs, the opportunity costs and losses, and the risks (of enterprise failure) caused by defective, missing or ambiguously presented information.
October 8 & 9, 2008 IQ 601: Planning, Implementing & Managing an Effective IQ Environment Good ideas are not automatically adopted in an organization. To implement an effective Information Quality Environment, requires vision, planning, relationship building and education. In this course, you learn how to establish and grow an effective IQ function and transform the culture to a culture of excellence in information processes and products. Mr. English describes the 14 points of IQ and how to incorporate them into the culture. You learn the seven business roles of Information Stewardship and the ten or more information systems roles of Information Stewardship and the accountabilities for information. You learn how to create a natural Information Governance mechanism to assure the effective management of information as a strategic business resource. |
To Register:
Online: Click Here
By Mail: Send registration to: Information Impact International, Inc.
By Fax: +1-615-837-8804
Seminar Schedule: 8:00 am - 8:30 am Registration 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Seminar 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm Lunch
Seminar will conclude at 3:30 pm on October 7 & October 9
Seminar Location: +1-615-742-2000
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